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Nish's Products Ltd is trying to forecast Accounts Receivable. On Jan 1,2016 it has $200 in Accounts Receivable. On average, 10% of sales are collected at the time of sale and 90% are collected the following month. Monthly Sales are provided below.
\table[[,2015,2016,,,,,],[,Dec,,Jan,,Feb,,Mar,,],[Sales,$,400,$,350,,200,$,150,e],[\table[[Accounts Receivable],[(Month Ending],[Balance)]],$,200,,,,,,,]]
The closing balance for Account Receivable at the end of January, February and March respectively are
(A) $200,$20,$155
(B) $120,$155,$20
(C) None of these answers are correct
$155,$25,-$25
(E) $155,$20,-$25
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